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They don't like oiker players :D

very nice shots! do you have a pic of your setup, perhaps with a magazine in the frame to gauge sizing? thanks

my regular one rusts (immediately I suppose lol) so I've been considering the Blacktip wire cutters typically found at West Marine. For now it is the naval jelly treatment after the dive.

Click any photo for the supersize view.  - Mares i3 Liquidskin 3-panel mask - Filefish snorkel - Aeris EX Lite BC. Mine came with two camband weight pockets. Perhaps you can garner some perspective from this video screenshot: - Wenoka...

ha! cool 20 yrs is 'only' 1992 lol the tables were finalized in the 50's? 60's? earlier?

be sure to include lenses in your budget invariably you'll want wide angle vs a kit lens instead of going whole hog with a dSLR setup I went with a gopro. "well that's a HUGE difference, how can you even mention that?!?!?" because I knew that to do it 'right' would be $4k++...

looking forward to it. so far I have started the gopro on the surface and one thing I have not tried is stopping the recording at depth, letting the sensor adjust as much as possible and restarting the recording to see if there is any difference in WB. It is something I've noticed in the LCD...

Dove it saturday, totally transparent click to supersize

I took an older pair of wire cutters down the first time this past saturday. It probably rusted during the dive. I took it out of the pouch and dipped it in naval jelly and let it sit for 30min or so. I recommend letting it sit overnight lol.

I've pondered this myself and considered creating a GoPro mount built out of sealed PVC tubing (in order to add lights) and weighted accordingly. Don't know if its strong enough for 100ft (just an example) but at least it would remain neutrally bouyant throughout the depth range.

the carabiner can just be snapped onto a line whereas a bolt snap must be done on purpose some bolt snaps are like the one shown, others are double ended.

use a bolt snap instead of a carabiner

yeah, people will pooh-pooh the carabiner system and I tend to agree. folding knives in general are a nice 2nd option (maybe 3rd).

decent for 80 bucks. but 27mm will narrow up quick

Congrats! Get it done, no more waiting :D

I've done Stuart Cove's for snorkeling and the shark experience was part of the trip. Just head out on the rope, stay on the rope, and watch them underneath. They are accustomed to being fed on the bottom so floating on top simply has them cruising around underneath you. Then I saw a blacktip...

ah, I see. I knew 'timg' as the acronym for 'tiny image' lol and did not make the connection nice teamwork :D

revised: - Mares i3 Liquidskin 3-panel mask - Filefish snorkel - Aeris EX Lite BC. Mine came with two camband weight pockets. Click any photo for the supersize view. Perhaps you can garner some perspective from this video screenshot: -...

nice pics! how do you set up? wait somewhere? or stealth movement lol I met a conch just like that yesterday at French Reef